2 Roslyn Place, Noraville NSW 2263

Capturing magnificent elevated views of the ocean north to Bird Island, south to the iconic Norah Head lighthouse and taking in the stunning Jenny Dixon Beach, this classic eastern suburb style residence represents a truly rare opportunity with incredible potential. It is set on approximately 923sqm in a secluded blue-ribbon position, with wonderfully generous interiors flowing to multiple outdoor dining options amongst award winning gardens. There is also private resident's access to Jenny Dixon Beach.

Enhanced by high ceilings and elegant charm, the home provides a versatile design that allows for a range of living options. Set mostly on the ground level with three of the bedrooms centrally located around the family bathroom, formal and informal dining areas, lounge room with French slow combustion fire place, the kitchen and outdoor dining areas. The second level is the private master suite with large spa ensuite, walk through robe, sitting area and large tiled balcony overlooking the beach and ocean to watch the whales frolic by.

• Master bedroom features a huge spa ensuite with a double bowl vanity, walk through robe and private balcony overlooking the beach and ocean
• Private residents access to Jenny Dixon beach from the back garden
• Formal and informal dining areas both well located to the kitchen
• Fourth bedroom has an external door onto sandstone pathway, great for a home office
• Rendered brick front fence with Italian gate and valet intercom with entry button in house
• Extra large double garage with storage space and automatic door

WHY ARE THEY MOVING
Mr and Mrs Bradford are moving back to Sydney to be nearer to their children and grandchildren. Their hope is that a new family will enjoy this wonderful lifestyle as much as they have for over twenty years.

ABOUT THIS BUILDING
The home was designed by sought after Sydney architect Rod Learoyd, who was known for his work in Sydney's eastern suburbs, including a Vaucluse mansion for fashion designer Lisa Ho. The home is mostly double brick with rendered granosite and a cyclone proof tiled roof and anti ripple sarking.